Doctor Who

Well his quiff certainly does seem to be getting more and more impressive!

Nice to see Lord Percy Percy taking part, not seen him in anything for a while.

I thought this weeks episode was better than last week but still nothing special though, I so hope it improves as the series goes on.
 
JIM_BOB7813 said:
It would have been much better as a two-parter. They seemed to stretch some parts out and really milk it (when the doctor is "testing" it/saying really random things he just goes on for ages wasting time).
But near the end, then seem to have wrapped the end up really fast with no explanation, or even a hint of an explanation. :confused:
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I thought it was going to be a two parter, it did seem to end very suddenly.
 
yermum said:
Could someone please remind me in which previous episode the subject was brought up about there being something on Donna's back. We have been racking our brains, but there was definately a reference made, we just can't remember when.
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Yes, that was mentioned somewhere in this series and I thought the same then as I did this time - Large spiders. Metebelis III. Blue Crystals.
 
From the Radio Times..

Catherine Tate had her doubters when she first took over the role of the companion - but her electrifying performance here should shut up the whingers once and for all. This is her episode. Yes, Rose (Billie Piper) returns as Donna's guide in another world, but Tate is the commanding presence. Russell T Davies has brilliantly constructed a story centred on a very simple premise - what if she'd turned right at a crossroads when she was just ordinary, non-time-travelling Donna, and not left? What if she'd chosen the road that did not lead to the Doctor? Once the fateful decision is made, we're led through Davies's vision of a dystopian, Doctor-less world, as Donna struggles with loss and despair. And what's that on her back? David Tennant takes a back seat and leaves the work to the ladies, but fear not, he re-appears when it matters the most. And the ending will give you goose bumps.
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(my bold)
Sorry. Wrong. I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt at the beginning of the series and in fact she was better than I expected in the first episode. But she's got worse as the series has progressed and I really can't agree with the comments from the Radio Times. I am fed up of Tate and her shouting and the sooner she leaves the series the better.

Tonights story was a good idea but she spoiled it with her woodenness and shouty behaviour.
 
These two look very interesting...
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Daleks in OD with blackout covers on their lights, webbing and Union flags on them.
 
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